In 1775, when the staggering medical crisis known as the
Revolutionary War exploded, less than 12 percent of the colonies'
practicing physicians held a medical degree. And those few with
degrees had graduated without ever seeing a patient. Here are their
struggles, their strategies, their odd treatments, and their
theories. From makeshift ambulances and wigwam hospitals to herbal
drugs and 'cookbook' doctoring, this fascinating chronicle of the
crusade against disease underscores the ingeniousness of America's
most daring fighting men.
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